Calling people girly-men, or other such names

[KevMcNJ]

Hey, where did the airplane thread go?

Heres one. http://www.trackforum.com/forums/sho...Mystery-Solved Girly man Free might I add

[KevMcNJ]

Sounds like what we are talking about here is the distinction between what you might call your closest friends as opposed to how you might speak to someone who isn't in you circle.
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Yes

That being said, Mdkiel's point is well taken. There are different rules for what goes on within a group and stays within a group. After all, we all talked differently screwing around with our friends than we would in front of our grandmothers.

Geography enters the equaiton too.

mdkiel sorta is from where Im from so he may understand where Im coming from when it comes to unflattering/insulting conversation among pals

Its a eat or be eaten in that region- Work hard/play hard and all that.

My wife is not from NJ and she was coming home from work in tears when we first moved there. SHe didnt understand why everyone was so mean to her.

I told her they werent being mean to her.

I said she was being tested and needed to grow some teeth and bite back.

She eventually learned that living in NJ is not like living Albuquerque or Spokane or Cheyenne and wound up loving that office staff once she figured it all out

Mother jokes were also a nightly occurrence back in the day but the first time I made a joke about my Spanish buddies mom in New Mexico he was ready to turn out my lights.

He didnt get it.

But ripping your buddies mom was expected and allowed in NJ.

Im thinking this was all a big misunderstanding.

A couple posts will be delelted and Im willing to forgive and forget

[comfortably numb]

See, you have so much more life experience from living in so many exotic places.

[KevMcNJ]

See, you have so much more life experience from living in so many exotic places.

Youve never been to Cheyenne, Wyoming Im guessing

LOL

[filmlightingguy]

Youve never been to Cheyenne, Wyoming Im guessing

LOL

I have many times and love the place. I have practiced one of my hobbies there many times.
Railfanning! I have taken lots of pictures of trains there over the years!

[KevMcNJ]

I have many times and love the place. I have practiced one of my hobbies there many times.
Railfanning! I have taken lots of pictures of trains there over the years!

Not a place most people would call exotic however.

[mdkiel]

OK, **** you.

That being said, Mdkiel's point is well taken.

See, now how hard was that?

[comfortably numb]

I wasn't talking about that itty-bitty point.

[skypigeon]

Not a place most people would call exotic however.

That's the beauty of Wyoming in general, sir. It is definitively NOT "exotic." And in general, they LIKE it that way.

(My favorite aunt and uncle growing up were from Wyoming, by way of southern and northern Indiana respectively. Both worked for the University of Wyoming in Laramie, she as an administrator, he as a professor. There is a definite ethos to the place and its people you will find nowhere else.)

[Frank Capua]

Thanks for asking......

Isn't 12 a little early to know if you're Gay or not?

[Frank Capua]

Youve never been to Cheyenne, Wyoming Im guessing

LOL

Lived there a couple years, enjoyed it... Waking up to Caribou in your backyard, Ring EMT during Frontier Days and driving to Fort Collins and Greeley Colorado to party because you didn't own the prerequisite Cowboy Hat that allowed one to venture seamlessly through the Cheyenne Nightlife. I enjoyed it...

Well I enjoyed Fort Collins and Greeley for their Co-eds.

[Doc Austin]

Isn't 12 a little early to know if you're Gay or not?

I dunno. You'll have to ask someone who doesn't like airplanes or Brazilian hotties in Spandex.

[Antoneli]

*checks in*

Yep, glad I stopped participating in this thread.

*checks out*

[mdkiel]

Nope, too much of a softball...

[Frank Capua]

I dunno. You'll have to ask someone who doesn't like airplanes or Brazilian hotties in Spandex.

What makes you think Ernest would know?

[Captain Spyro]

Are there such a thing as girly-men? What defines a girly-man? Are there manly-women? What defines a manly-woman? Are both deserving of praise or insults?

We're all human. That's it.

[Doc Austin]

We're all human. That's it.

Oh, that must be the problem.

[Captain Spyro]

Oh, that must be the problem.

How so?

[Doc Austin]

Humans have created their fair share of problems.

[Gomer Simpson]

Way to go, Humans!

[KevMcNJ]

What defines a girly-man?

This




or this

[Captain Spyro]

Humans have created their fair share of problems.

Fair enough. *Shrugs.*

[mdkiel]

After Kev's post we shall be forever changed.

[KevMcNJ]

You werent supposed to make it your wallpaper

[comfortably numb]

So that's why you moved to SC???

[KevMcNJ]

So that's why you moved to SC???

Moved to SC or left Seattle?

[comfortably numb]

Looked more Columbia than Tacoma...

[cheeseczar]

I cook, wash and dry clothes, and do other chores so my Wife does'nt have so much to do.

Call me what you want. When I lived by myself, Mommy wasn't here to do those things for me.

Yeah...I guess I am.

[midtown]

I cook, wash and dry clothes, and do other chores so my Wife does'nt have so much to do.

Call me what you want. When I lived by myself, Mommy wasn't here to do those things for me.

Yeah...I guess I am.

Just as long as you don't wear Daisy Dukes.

[KevMcNJ]

I cook, wash and dry clothes, and do other chores so my Wife does'nt have so much to do.

Call me what you want. When I lived by myself, Mommy wasn't here to do those things for me.

Yeah...I guess I am.

doesnt make you a girly man, that makes you a good husband